The Solution Trap: Why the Best PMs Spend 80% of Their Time on the Problem
Most product teams spend 20% of their time on the problem and 80% on the solution. The best invert this ratio — and ship fewer things that work better.
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Most product teams spend 20% of their time on the problem and 80% on the solution. The best invert this ratio — and ship fewer things that work better.
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